Not comfortable. Just get a real twin bed and a long body pillow and you can sit on it against the wall like a couch when you’re not sleeping. It’s more important to have comfortable sleep that leisure. More on reddit.com

If you want to continue have a large sleeping area, get one of the day beds with the 2 mattresses. Most of the daybeds come in 2 versions. The ones that come with one mattress are simply a twin size daybed with storage. However, the versions that some with 2 mattresses are a twin size daybed that can be opened out to almost a King size bed and pushed back in daybed mode when not sleeping. There is also drawer storage in the bed as well for bedding, clothes or whatever. The HEMNES is probably the best constructed of the daybeds, but there are a couple of other choices. As someone else noted, these daybeds are frequently available on Facebook Marketplace; but if you go that route, you should get new mattresses to avoid the possibility of bedbugs and various allergens. From what I’ve read in other posts, I would recommend a bunkie board as well. The main issue I’ve seen people post about (only occasionally) is breaking a bed slat when the bed is opened (they put their knee on the bed and it pushes into a gap between slats and breaks them). The other issue is not being able to sit on the daybed like you do a sofa with your legs touching the floor, but you could get large bolsters to place along the back of the daybed which would support your back when the bed is in daybed mode. They would also push your sitting stance up sufficiently to have your feet on the floor when sitting up. More on reddit.com

Used to do exactly this, before moving on to a heavier duty mattress (less maintenance). If you're already thinking of a Nitori futon, look at their frames, might as well get it all in one place. Just keep in mind that for a futon, you want a slatted underside to allow it to breathe. Most Ikea frames have slatted bases, and Nitori has a number of frames that are specifically designed for using a futon . Don't get a straight up platform type bed (solid surface) or you'll be facing mold and mildew problems. More on reddit.com

I'm finding this type of combo works well for me too—I'm not on a futon, rather a fully inflated air mattress with two toppers as comfort layers. I honestly think most modern beds are just too soft and unsupportive (and latex is painfully supportive, on me). I wonder if it has something to do with their ability to be roll-packed for shipping. Adulting is for the birds. There are reasons I come back to self-employment, renting, driving beaters... ;) More on reddit.com